What are the reasons for ineffective brakes?
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Reasons for ineffective brakes: 1. Excessive free travel of the brake pedal; 2. Insufficient or no oil in the brake master cylinder reservoir; 3. Air entering the brake lines or vaporization of brake fluid causing air resistance; 4. Aging or wear of the master cylinder and wheel cylinder cups leading to poor sealing; 5. Loose or detached vacuum pipe connections of the vacuum booster or power booster; 6. Diaphragm rupture or poor sealing of the sealing ring. In vehicles, braking mainly refers to pressing the brake pedal, which relies on the friction between the brake pads and brake discs to generate resistance, thereby slowing down or stopping the vehicle. Whether it's a manual transmission or an automatic transmission model, the brake pedal of a car is controlled by the right foot.